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By DR. '1J MIDDLETON •
Provincial, Eloard 'Os Health, Ontario.,
.
Ur, Middleton will be glad to answer stnestious -eri nubile Eealtk mE..
terS-filrongli this column. AkildrOGS WM t SPadlua.11eume,'Spariins
Crescent, Toronto.
y.)ti az e niarwmght you are not
quite 'Fio' healthy' 00 you would be if
53
T• • • vou were the carect weight, Besides,
ry
there is danger. „Statistics prove that
the overweights die ;y01.171g.
"The Standard by which
°thee bons are Judged,"
CYLI ears now obtain a
genuine Hotpoint Iran
for $5.50. This famous elec-
tric servant has for years
been the first choice among
discriminating housewives.
The thumb rest—an exclu-
sive ilotpoint patent—elira-
inates all strain on the
wrist, 'Phie is the Iron
with the famous hot point.
- Yore, d;a.ler sells
• Hotpoint' Irons
A Canadian General Electric
Product.
10180.
AVOID
UBSTITUTES
Only,Keart
cheese is
unvarying
Indelicious
flavor mad
tele etletlity
y
Ifere is great value in
Dairy Pails. We know
there exists a big de.
mand fora:welt-finished,
good -wearing sanitary
dairy pail selling at a
popular price. Riere
is --the sm P Dairy Pail,
new style. See them in the
steree. Take it look at the
big ear, note tlie absence of
all exaeke and crevices --
arid mark the low price—
only one dollar. Equip
Yolsr dairy throughout with
ormain
DAIRY
PAILS
ria
The moral standard of a. country
will always be set by the standard the
women set.-2,Dame Beatrice -Lyall.
A transparent -umbrella, which Isar -
mils the user to see where she 15 go-
ing, and SciSeers with interchangeable
blades, are two i oyel inventions re-
cently patented by women:—
Scouts' Win First Aid Trophies.
- The Boy Scouts of Ontario rejoice
in the fact that Boy Scout teams won
the first, second and. firth pla,ces in a
Province -wide first aid, competition
conducted by the 'St. .Iohn Ambulance
Assobiation and open to tains repro.-
-
senting cadet corps, ,,schouls, ambul-
ance brigasiesj Girl guides:Taxis Boys,
Trail Rangers, etc„ as.' well as Boy
Spouts.
.A.nd the Bey Scouts of the ist
kfunis-
tIle Troop reJdiee particularly in the
fact -that one of the two teams which
they enteredtook the first place and
their second team the' fifth places and
they made this record in a field of 86
competing teams. As a T.esnit the 1st
. Huntsville Troop will bit awarded the
I Wallace Nethitt Jeolor First Aid
IShield,' and a set of medals fet•,,, their
first team. And bee/MSS they led all
130y Scout teams in the general .com-
petitiod they will also he awarded the
Toronto Globe Boy Scout First Aid
Shield which was won In 1924 by the
2nd Sarnia TrooP.
The second place in the general com-
petition was won by the 5rd LonOon
troop—"The Fighting the -
Lays themselveo call their YerY Mud%
alive troop. Besidea the second prize
medals of the St. John Arabulance As-
sociation, thistroop will also be made
the custodians of the Loveday Cup, the
first aid trophy of the.. London Boy
Scouts, Association, for the year 1926.
• Scouts Take' Up Tree Planting'.
' :Under the lead or the re -forestation
divisiOn or the Ontario. Poresi.r5, De -
many -BOY' 'Sadists troops
throughout the province this Year will
undertake a niimber of ;large tree -
'slanting Prejects.. The young trees
will- be sopplied from the various
nurseries. of the Forestry Department
and the Scouts will plisit them and
take care of them until theY have
grown big enough to take care of them-
selves, Thla is a fine piece of work for
the Scouts, and it le hoped thateach
Year Will se; inoreand mote Seout
Troops undertake it.' ' .
&saute Aid Tornado Victims.
Our brother Sestets in the -areas
stricken by ,the reeent tornado ins11-
Mots and Indiana have been doing
Yeoman service in connection with
Various 'relief work enterprises, Be -'fore daybreak on. tho. morning follow-
ing the &tont a patrol Of Scouts from
Sparta, DI, arrived. at Marphysboro,
and at once went on duty as.nressen:
gers. Later the matte troop arrived,
-
Joining their comrades. Scents from
Harlin arrived at 8 ash. 'These went
directly to the Longfellow ,Sehool,
arltere they helped unearth ten dead
school Children.
Hours: before the Murphyshero troops.
had mobilized for meseenger service
itt alt toSpitala and. emergency- ceritres.
The lads from the, stricken town
;were the first on the scene of the dis-
aster to render first aid. Their help
has been reforted as invaluable. They
served by excavating ruino and trans-
porting supplies, by acting as order -
Dee, kitchen police and messengers., as
Well as .in many other ,thpacities in
vrItieh help was needed. -
In. West Frankfort, the Scouts
Under the supervision of the American
Res/ Cross, made It thorough canvass
of the entire devastated section of the
city, compiling, a list or missing peo-
ple and eross-eheelting it with those in
the morgue and hospitals. Thratigh tliIe
service, authoritiessevere able pi tweaty-
fobr lroure to have a fairly aceurate
BSC of the deadrwounded and missing,
It is estimated that there Inc 1,000
Boy Scouts in the storm area.
-Mapping Canada
Aeeroxiniately ano „miles were
.fiewn and -1700 photographs, takenby
the Royal Canadian Air Force in .cen.
junction with the topographical sine
vey iis producingnassi or' the little j
known regions of Western Canada In
1924. Ground traverse work was also
'conducted by the sarvey and upon the
completion of the latter it will be pos-
sible to plot an area of, abaft -15,000.
square miles.
For Sore Throat Use Minard'e Liniment
FooSish is the fellow who believes
41 that he hears, bet not nearly so'
foolish as he who believes nothing.I
A dairy cow is noli worth keeping unless she
produces 6,000 pounds of milk or over per year. ,
Don't s,upport a low producing herd. Start now
to weed -out the poor ones. Breed the best ones to
•
good bulls and' feed properly—then watch results.
Does it pay? Ask the successful dairy farmer.
OLLs'.
101
ate from pneumonia among peopleof
e-sceseive avoirdupois is very heavy.
Bright's disease Carries off laige n m-
eets of them, and high blood, pressure
takes a heavy toll. To :Min matters
up. the mottO is plain and self-evident.
LIS you are overweight, you should-th-
e/I:lee, and when yeti get our weight
(limn, keep it de3vn. The, great troubl
M that many people start to reduce,
but comparatively, few hare the will-
power or determination to Stiek for
any length of time to their good re-
, ,
,
. The normal man is about tweIve per
cont. fat, If a man eats each "day just
a little mope food than be uses in his
Work; and keeps it up, he puts on fat.
Theannonnt. of excess food required is
slight. Iser instance', an, experiment
was ,niade by working out a nutrition-
al balance, and then adding two slices
of bread and a good sized he/ping of
butter to 'the daily diet. This was
enOugh to add"oo fifteen pounds in a
year: In all cases obesity results from
a disturbance -of nutrition. Too much.
food of all 'kinds. is eaten, anct nbt
enough exercise is taken. The body
cennet burn the food up into the final
products of combustion—carbon di-
oxide and water. The system chnnot
get ridsof the eaccess of food, par -
tieularly the starchy foods, so it cop
verts it into fat and stores it in the
tissues. If the food did not come in
suck large quantities and at such fre-
quent intervals, if the body were
given time and epportunity to oxidize
the food by work, it would take the
materials essentially needed, burn up
the -rest, and not be burdened by ex-
cessive deposits of fat. Generally
speaking, lazy people are fat people.
"The prevention of Obesity rests on
regulation of diet„ habits and exercise.
No more food should be taken than
CLITI be used up:byt-tlfe body, All, ex-
cessive diet of sugar, starch fooda and
malt liquors should be avoided., The
real burning up of food is not tiqcom-
Plished in the stomach, but in the
lungs and muscles. Keep your hings
and museles active.
The,treatment for those who softer,
is chiefly along the ebove lines. Stop
feeding the trouble. The diet should
be cut to at least one-half the usual
amount.Fats, and sugars and starch-
es 'should be linilted'a little mere than
the proteins. The amount of liquids
should also be limited. Indolence and
disinclination to •exerciseshould.be
strenuously combated, Too much sleep
or idla lying abed Should not be en-
'Couraged. Invalids not able to take
active exercise should practice passive
movements. he skin and kidneys
should be ke,pt active. , •
In most bases peopla. can fight off
fat if they are determined and per-
sistent
%
Wasps and Bees Know Color
and Have Favorite Shades.
Weans have a keen scab 011 olors
Lord Avebury placed colored paper
over a wasps' nest witsh a hole to al-
low free entrance. He constantly re-
moved the papers to various distances
.from tire nest, replachig them by
others 'of different colors. The Wasps
flew to the ...colored papers- to which
they become ateustomed.
Bees, too, 'ha're a 'very keen. sense
of color, and the ability to dieortmin-
ate between variations In shades,
Blues are favorites, ineluding pale
blue and violet, and though purple
reds ate visited and in favor, yet star-
lets' are Maned:" Yellows or greens
are passed by if Bowers of more fa-
vored colors are present s
In some of the delightful rural spots
in England people still .believe, that
bees are interested in world affairs,
especially- when these Affairs affect
their owners.' Fatiore to inform the
bees Is a serious breach of confidenee,
so grievous indeed that they -are liable
to odie of disappoint:neut. To prevent
disaster it Is customary to trisit the
hives surd .tell the netvss to decorate
them on feasts and holidays and on
the De:melon of a marriage or a birth,
to use colored cloth, while a death
puts the bees into mourning and black
.erepe is fastened to the hives. Good
news or bad, the owner taps three
thneeenurtells alishe can, It is OlWaYe
better to use the front -door key ttZtaP
'UNSURPASSED FOR
CHILDHOOD AILMENTS
aeln. Howard, King, R.R. No. 5,
Truro, N.S., ant the mother
of four children and 'have always tleed
Baby's OW31 Tablets when auy of them
needed a medicine, and I can recoils
-
mend the Tablete as being unsurpass-
ed thr childhood ailments," 'Thous-
ands of other mothers agree with Mrs.
King as to the Merits of tire Tablets.
There are thouande of homes through-
out Canada where the Tablets tire al-
ways kept on' hand In readiness for
the least Sign of any of the minor td1.-
nrente'Whielt afflict iittbe. ones. I3aby's
OWn Tablets never fail to regulate the
'stomach and bowels, flails, they banish
constipation and indigeetion; break up
colds and slinple fevers; relieve °olio
and bring the baby through that da•ead.
ed teething period in safety. The Tab-
lets never do harm --always good—as
they are gnaranteecl absolutely free
from any injurious drugs. They are
sold by medicine dealers or -by mall at
21 cents a 'box from The Dr. Williams'
bledicitie Co., Brookville, Ont.
WHEN THE SYSTEM
IS ALL RUN DOWN
Often All That is Needed is 'a
Tonic to Build Up the Blood.
There are many women- who have
been invalids or semi -invalids so long
that,they accept their condition as a
life burden. They haie endured brok-
en sleep, stomach trouble, nervous:
nese, headaches. and 'wealtnesi so long
that therhave given up hope of enjoy-
ing good health. In most of these
eases a well chosen diet, fresh air and
atonic to build up the blood. would do
wonders, -To all run-down, nervous
pelvis the experience of Mrs. FL J.
Cameron, Watervale; NS., will be of
deep interest. She sayee—"About two
years ago I 'was In a miserable run-
down condition. I Ives unable to do
any work, my- head ached day and
niy nerves were all unstrung,
and for three weeks I could not eat or
sleep. I 'then decided to give Dr. Wil -
Hanle' Pink Pills a trial and got sits
boxes. By the time I had used half of
them 1 felt much hotter, and when I
dusd taken the six boxee 2. -was as well
as ever. I tould work all day and not
feel tired and have been strOng and
healthySever since., I have isever tak-
en any medicine that did me eo ninth
good and Will always highly retain -
mend DreWilltams' Pink Pills..
You can get these pills from any
medicine 'dealer, or by mail at 50 cents
a box from The Dr, Williams' Medi -
eine Co., Brockville, Ont.
,
How to Keep allirecl Man.
To get into the leisure class in Su.
matins all you* have to do it to catch
and train a hylobatine, one of the
small motikeye there common. Catch
your monkey young, train him tender-
ly; after that you can lie in the shade
of -the, cocoanut tree while the monk
hustles you a living. -
The native Malay will train an ani-
mal end, faking itetin a 106 -foot, cord
to a "native plantation, Sontract with
the trwaer on a picking job. Ho re-
clines in' the shade as the monkey
climbs aurl pushes, the branches back
front the nett for his master to in-
speet, .A. nod means "Shoot!" and
down comes the coconut. • A slight
wave of the hand means, ''try an-
otherl" and the little animal passee
Sin to the next.
SORRY—ONLY TWO LEFT.
Bride -1 bought, three -hams here
rotentIy and they were fine—
Butcher-4'in glad you liked them,
. Bride—Well cam yon send me u
Deadly Drugs We Eat Daily.
As they put Sall. Mt° their morning
eggSfew people remember 'that com-
mon tialt,ts aiompound of the deadly
poison gas -chlorine, used extensiVely
in -the war, arid it briglit white metal
which can burn under. Water. A cup-
ful or -r
sCit was a evel:Ito method o
suicide among Chi/lege, for In laige
doses it acts as a violent irritant or the
stomach. But 'although it is a poison
It is beneficial insamall quantities anci
indeed, s necessary for health.
Lurking in rhubarb is a very power-
ful poison. This,is oxalic acid, which
Is used for bleaching. In small
amounts it gives pleasant thirst -1
quenching properties to.vegetables and
fruits, se do the minute quantities of
ettric acid , found In red currants,
geotseberries, raspberried, and lemons.
Pepper contains a poison, and a
poisonous stimulant Tea contains a
poison celled caffein, but here a.gain
the poison only ebbs's itself when the ,
cheering -beverage is takenin enorm-
ous quantities. •
None woold suspect tesweilding' cake,
Yet the icing which gives the cake its .
enticing appearance eontains one of
the most deadly poisens keown to
sciences -prussic acici. Tasting faintly
liko,bitter almonds, it is said that half
a teaspoonful of' water containing ;
1/50th nart of -acid is ratal. Needless '
to say, it is tonne in svociclingseelte in
Quito harmless quantities.
P01;3011 that does not 'harm is also
found in. bacon. The color of the rind
is obtained, except in the case of
smoked bacons by means ef saltpetre,
the principal ingredient in gunpowder.
Tite quantity present in bacon is 11111 -
finitely small, but eating an memo of
it would certainly cause death.
Millard's Liniment Fine for the Nair,
three mere off the saine pig?
. A41 English cattle, dealer reports
that reeently he 'received 8 cents a
pound less for Canadian hides than
for English of similar quality on ae-
Cotint of brand mark.S
For Sore -Feet—Nlinard's LIfllOChh
Canada holds the last great area
of Sinoesupied land to be had for no-
thing or at nominal cost.
/deed Spring Vacation
Only 2DaysTraniNewYork
Go in April and May
. .
abiaze meth
Flowers-rperfeet4sys for rest or play.
Palatial, Twin-Scrpvv, Steamera
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....i..o,t,toNAn b. !NM. .
lo-s,AVEf• 1,roy 0.000
WO, CalltteSes Of Milk.,
watie oita1kng• one .afterneon a
ell:known sat-get:nu of13aitiraere, 'who
was enjoying a vaeatioh in the hills a
We2tertt Maryland,stoppedat a neat
but unpretenticals ,..house am/
asked for a di•ink orwater. The young
'girl who answered his ktinche was
perhaps eighteen.years old and pretty
b lib L down On the Perch.
Thep she went inside and'soon rettun-
ed with a rglo,,,s and a pitcher of milk-,
fresh and cool' from the spring helms,'
The (looter drank two glasses, thanked
her gracions1y. and offered to par for
the milk, but the girl refused to.acCept.
anything. .A brief conversation folibw-
ed hi which the doctor learned, that,
her name was Mary Field, and that
she made her, home there with her
mother and father, who were away at
the tlme..
Three months -.later a young woman
was 'brougla into the doctor's priVate
'hospital. • -She Was critibally dt with'
acute i appendicitis, and an operation
was UeoessarY at once. As the 'patient
was wheeled' into the operating ream
the 'doctor l'ecognized the young wit -
man who,Intd•giveri him the milk. She
Was too sick to recognize the physician
in his white gown. In a few Minutes.
he was under tlie' influence of the
anaesthetic, and the -surgeon was at
Three -weeks, later she was ready to
leave the hospital; sshe had regained
her strength mire yealidly. than even
the doctor heti .hoped). Early in her
convalescence she had learned who
he- was:. it was a strange coincidence
that she Should have, been sent to .his
hospital. -
Her fattier was to come for her in
this morning, and they' were to go
home on the train, He had asked the
doctor to have the bill reedy' for him
when hp returned. 4The girl was Wor-
ried .ebout the probable size of the
bill; she knew' that the care' and: at-
tention that 'she had been receiving
were exnensive—a good deal more ex-
pensive than the family could afford.
Late in, 'the afternoon the doctor
came into her room and .cisatted. pleas-
antly for a while.'. As he wee about
to go 'he gave her an enVolope and
said, "This is a statement of alt your
expenses while here: (Mu may give
It to your father in the morning." •
With fingere,that rembled she took
the slip of paper out of the envelope
and read: "To Da for hosPltal
room and professional services render-
ed. Received. payment In full by Two
Glasses of Milk."'
He --"You remind me.so much of iny
Brat 'wife. • Will you marry me?"
She—"No. I wouldn't liturry itman*
whAli could ever remember what his
rst 'wif e looked like."
BEAUTIFY IT WITH
DIAMOND DYES"
Pertect home dye-
ing and tinting Is
guaranteei with
mond byes, Just dip
lid cold water to tint
oft, delicate shades,
or boil to dye rich,
permanent color s.
Each 15 -cent package
contains directions
so simple any wo-
mart can dye or tint
lingerie, silks, 'rib,.
bons, skirts, waists, drams, coats,
etockings, sweaters, draperies, cover.
Ings, hangings, everythieg new.
Buy "Dianaohd Dyes"—no other kind
—and tell your druggist whether the
material you wish to color is svool air
silk, or svhether It is linen, cotton, or
mixed goods. '
I it Bulgarian Villages.
Bulgarian 'village's are very oriental
in appearance, mid most of the honses
are built of mud or w.00d and rubble
work.
IMINE Canna.
New Eyes EV
But you can Promote a
Mae, flealibyeandifloo,,
OUR Elff
„S_mprine.EYe Reme4ly ,
ugp
Night end Morning.
Review Byes Clean, Ciear
Write for Preo Eye Care Bootc. •
8rarlosEss0vendeCoe9 tool Oeioalmoliel/leew
Banking' by Mai
The security afforded by the Province of Ontario
Savings Office; together with the facilities extended by
every Post Office in Canada and other countries, make it
possible for everyone to deposit their sayings in this institu-
thin. Interest is allowed, compounded half -yearly, with ffill
checking privileges.
The confidence the rural communities have shown in
this S,ayings Office i$ indicated by the large increase in de-
posits, which are now over S20,000,000.
Ali deposits are secured by the entire resOurces of the
Province of Ontario.
Remittances should be made by Post Office nione3r order,
bank cheque, express order or registerdd letter, and should
be addressed to your nearest Branch -Where they will receive
prompt attention.
Proyipcvof Qiltarlo Saviligs
HsAu OFFICE: 15 QUEEN'S„ PARK, ;TORONTO
" Toronto Branch Offices:
Cor. Bay and Aile [aide; Stie. Car. University rind Dundas Sts.
519 Danforth Atienue,
Other Branches at
Hamilton, fit. Catharines, St. Mary's, Pembrokke,
Brantford, Woodstock, Owen Sound, ' Ottawa, '
Seaferth, Walkerton, Newmarket and Aylmer.
"Say 99."
Why does a doctor always Amend
,of a patient, as he applies hie ear to
the stethoscepe: "Say 'ninety-nine' "?
Why is that t articular number
thos ?
Why not "Say 'one hundred' "?
sir William liale-White, president of
the Royal Society of Medieine, has let
the secret out. Re ^explained ia a re-
cent address on "Auseultatiorr" (lis-
tening) that it physician can often ob-
tain evidenee of the condition of hie
patient's. chest by noting how the
spoken voice is carried, through It. The.
trained, ear tan quickly discern whilth-
er the chest contains air, solid, or
Since the wells "ninety nine" are
produced in the larynx, they are the
most suitable for this test.
Minard's Liniment for Colds.
Shaving by means of pumice -stone,
which was the.-custoin in pre -Roman
days, is still the only method allowed
in some mental hospitals.
Seed Potatoes
Irish Cobblers-4nd Green Mountains,
Grade A, $1.50 ppr bag f.o.b. Brampton
or Toronto. CashWith order. Lot % of
6 or more bags 10 per cent. teas.
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PO. Box 18 ,% Brampton, Ont,
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-Their teeth are of a
toughnesswhichmakes
them hold their keen
-cutting edge under
every usage., .
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A. retheily for every pain.
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1.1_nless you see the "Bayer
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'getting tbe genuine Bayer,psod- •
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prescribed by physicians for 25
eats.
Accept only a
Bayer p,fie:age
,
wh ell contains proven direction's' .
:Randy. "Rayei4s boisol 18 tablets
Also betties of 24 and, 1.00--4iruasists
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, ,
Flatuteney--Aoldity
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nearly SQ years all 'over ihe• World via
tqtatect by medical men and thousanda
or pel'sons who found this remedy a
g „ .
These troubles cause more 0002,1 ring
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i051 than any other. '•
11 tifi'erers should nof: dolosytIs 15 lLissg
faith lute this remedy, as, 4 trial Ion
0010 via e the at os t 'Sit.eptica I.
b'eld by all druggists. Price $1.25
a bottle. Wa roe r's • e Remedies Co.,
Termites Ont.
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Our Present Price is 37 Cents Per
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Nett to you at your station.
Price' is subJect to ohmage withont no., -
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'contain not less than SO per cent.
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ISSUE No. 15—'29,